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Probably so if you bitcast a floating point value into a signed int it maintains the proper sign for comparisons.

• saagarjha 5y ago
  Yeah, but why have a signed NaN at all? It’s not like they have a defined ordering anyways…
• dvt 5y ago
  I think casting a NaN to an int will always just return gibberish, signed or not. In fact, this is explicitly undefined behavior in C.